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PETA Continued from Page 1 As the march wound down 13th Avenue through tin; cam pus area, people in automobiles honked their horns and gave tin; thumbs up sign in support. "I personally have heard only one nasty response,” Nettles said. She said she hopes people will not view animal rights sup porters as a bunch of "crazies who just love animals.” "We love people too. but the planet cannot survive with human beings alone; we are un neceesarily destroying animals, and as humans we are the ones that have to stop it,” she said. The march culminated “World Week for l.ab Animals” for local animal activists. Although national animal rights groups had asked for civil disobedience to occur during the week, activists in Kugene had not been trained in civil disobiedience, so a decision on whether to use it never arose, Kang said. “We tried to keep it orderly and keep people on the sidewalks,” she said. This is the fourth year the march has been held in Kugene. and during that time Nettles said she has seen an increase in people getting involved with the issue. The growing popularity of the animal rights issue subsequent ly is worrying researchers, she said. "In the research community they are hiring public relations firms so they can learn how to combat the 'opposition.' " Net tles said. Louis Singer of Eugene, who participated in the march, said support for the march came from outside the local area. “People came down from Portland and up from Med ford." Singer said. Still, he said, the marches "manage to get bigger and big ger each year." A n o t h e r marc her.Glori a Goskie. a senior studying English at the University, does not believe the general public really understands what is go ing on in research labs, she said. "They think that all that is going on is to benefit mankind and to benefit health, but nothing could be further than JJO Bookstore Clear the air. Turn on the pure wrap-around sound of a JVC Car Stereo. JVC KSRX250 II • Digital synthesized tuner & clock • 20 station preset (15 FM 5 AM) • Small chassis, high power • Auto reverse. Dolby B $3^9.95 Sale 21995 JVC KSR22 151 • Separate bass and treble • Scan tuning • Auto reverse, Dolby B • 15 station preset (15 FM, 5 AM) LIST $269.95 So*6 14995 JVC KSR12 >8 Ka • 15 station preset (15 FM. 5 AM) • Scan tuning, auto reverse • Power fader •Alarm ready capability S199.95 ^ 2995 JVC KSRX305 JVC • Music scan, preset scan • Tuner noise control circuitry • Power or pre-amp fader • Auto reverse, Dolby B • CD/line inputs Safe 24995 LIST $349.95 JVC KSRX605 • Built in S E A. graphic equalizer • CD/line inputs • CPU tuning system (auto recall & seek) • Loudness contour • 20 station preset (15 FM, 5 AM) s* 34995 LIST $479.95 IKK)R MOUNT CAR STEREO SPEAKERS JVC CS423 • 4” 2way coaxial speaker • Water resistant. Olefin woofer • 4 ohm. 45 watts maximum Ss9dCe449p5AiR JVC CS613 • 6'2” dual cone speaker • Water resistant, Olefin woofer • 4 ohm. 60 watts maximum UST S^4995 $69 95 PAIR JVC CS422 • 4" 2 way coaxial speaker • Water resistant, woofer & tweeter • 4 ohm, 35 watts maximum LIST $44.95 So!* 349£ Limited to stock on hand. uo BOOKSTORE 13th & Kincaid M-F 7 30-5:30 SAT 10:00 4:00 686 4331 (hal from the truth,” she said. Data concerning the actions within laboratories are available to the public and books on animal rights and research laboratories can he found at the University library’. Goskie said. “A lot of people were so upset about the destruction caused by the AI.F when they broke into the labs, but they don’t think of the millions that are being wasted by animal research and that most of this research does not prove anything,” she said. In November of last year, a group called the Animal Libera tion Front broke into two I tniversitv research laboratories and destroyed $50,000 worth of equipment. More than 100 animals were taken by the ALF during the break-in. Statements released by the University and by researchers .it the time of the break-in affirmed that the University maintains ethical standards and pro cedures in regards to animal research. STUDENTS EARN $90 AND MORE A MONTH Donate blood plasma while you're studying (You can make as many as eight donations every 1 month ) It's sate, f easy, healthy u Under medical J supervision Be a - regular donor NEW DONORS: $5 Bonus with this ad EUGENE PLASMA 484 2241 • 1071 Olive St. Qr What’s better than a shot in the dark? A: A Resume from ODE Graphic Services! IN-DASH CASSETTES WITH AM/FM STEREO-RADIO
